I Don't Mind Giving Everyone A Shock

I Don't Mind Giving Everyone A Shock - Including Myself.

What I Really Learned From Tim Burton Is That It's Important To Have Your Own Person In A Role Because You Can't Play A Character Unless There Are Elements Of Human Behaviour That You Yourself Understand. I Was Really Struck By How Tim Burton Would Like To Sit And Chat About You... Or Question Things Which Then You Had Never Thought About. It Is A Good Thing To Always Step Back A Bit With Things Like That. But I Try My Damned Hardest To Learn Something From Everything I Do.

I've Read My Grandmother's Memoirs And She Served As A Nurse During World War Ii. What They Had To Do Was Incredible.

I Filmed 'albatross' Before I Got 'downton.' It's A Coming-of-age Movie About This Girl Who Leaps Into This Family's Life, Like A Whirlwind. She's Ballsy And Brash And Wonderful, It Was Such An Amazing Character To Play.

There's A Reason Hobble Skirts Are Called Hobble Skirts. You Literally Can't Move Very Far In Them.